This essay explores the treatment of female politicians in the United States government and the impact of negative treatment on potential candidates as well as voters’ perception of said candidates. Readers may obtain a better understanding of the stereotypes, double standards, and biases that are projected upon female politicians in the U.S. This work is based on a literature review of peer-reviewed journal entries, research-based books, and credible news sources
Over the past year, USAPP has run a series of articles looking at the position of women in contempor...
This project will examine the effects of modern sexist attitudes on voting behavior in the 2016 Hous...
With Hillary Clinton in striking distance of the presidency and Janet Yellen in charge of the Federa...
Politicking While Female traces the challenges and opportunities that shape the experiences of women...
Politicking While Female traces the challenges and opportunities that shape the experiences of women...
My thesis is interested in voter behavior and the role gender plays in their choice of candidates. S...
Since the founding of the United States of America, there have been just 34 female governors and, as...
Women's participation in government matters tremendously to the well-being of a nation, yet women st...
Historically, the United States has consistently elected a smaller percentage of women in all levels...
<p>This manuscript is comprised of three papers that examine the far-reaching and often invisible po...
This paper explores the electability of women to higher office. It evaluates voter probability throu...
Speculation about what effect the increasing number of women candidates is having on the American po...
There is a distinct lack of research identifying the relationship between the way Americans learn ab...
All American politicians face the glare of media coverage, both in running for office and in represe...
Negative information about political candidates is readily available in contemporary political commu...
Over the past year, USAPP has run a series of articles looking at the position of women in contempor...
This project will examine the effects of modern sexist attitudes on voting behavior in the 2016 Hous...
With Hillary Clinton in striking distance of the presidency and Janet Yellen in charge of the Federa...
Politicking While Female traces the challenges and opportunities that shape the experiences of women...
Politicking While Female traces the challenges and opportunities that shape the experiences of women...
My thesis is interested in voter behavior and the role gender plays in their choice of candidates. S...
Since the founding of the United States of America, there have been just 34 female governors and, as...
Women's participation in government matters tremendously to the well-being of a nation, yet women st...
Historically, the United States has consistently elected a smaller percentage of women in all levels...
<p>This manuscript is comprised of three papers that examine the far-reaching and often invisible po...
This paper explores the electability of women to higher office. It evaluates voter probability throu...
Speculation about what effect the increasing number of women candidates is having on the American po...
There is a distinct lack of research identifying the relationship between the way Americans learn ab...
All American politicians face the glare of media coverage, both in running for office and in represe...
Negative information about political candidates is readily available in contemporary political commu...
Over the past year, USAPP has run a series of articles looking at the position of women in contempor...
This project will examine the effects of modern sexist attitudes on voting behavior in the 2016 Hous...
With Hillary Clinton in striking distance of the presidency and Janet Yellen in charge of the Federa...